Indian government bond yields climbed on Monday as a global selloff in sovereign debt and mounting domestic supply concerns pushed investors out of duration. The benchmark 10-year yield rose to 7.1848%, its highest level since April 2024, as traders priced in a heavier borrowing calendar and the risk of additional Reserve Bank of India bond sales.
"India’s 10-Year Yield Hits Two-Year High as Supply Fears and Global Rout Pressure Bonds"
Indian government bond yields climbed on Monday as a global selloff in sovereign debt and mounting domestic supply concerns pushed investors out of duration. The benchmark 10-year yield rose to 7.1848%, its highest level since April 2024, as traders priced in a heavier borrowing calendar and the risk of additional Reserve Bank of India bond sales.
India’s 10-Year Yield Hits Two-Year High as Supply Fears and Global Rout Pressure Bonds
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Indian government bond yields climbed on Monday as a global selloff in sovereign debt and mounting domestic supply concerns pushed investors out of duration. The benchmark 10-year yield rose to 7.1848%, its highest level since April 2024, as traders priced in a heavier borrowing calendar and the risk of additional Reserve Bank of India bond sales.
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